Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-19
THE WEST SHORE.

Petition For Special P0lice-A West
 Haven Car Conductor Rendered Nm.
 sensibIe-PoIo-Ptcnic and Gossip
 Many More Arrivals.
 Owing to the excessive heat quite num- Der found their way to the shore Saturday and Sunday, but yesterday the clouds seemed to foretell just what the weather would be and the traffic was light.
 The hot spell seems to have been a God send to the hotel proprietors, so the registers indicate. The following persons have taken up their quarters at the shore within the last two days:
 Sea View-Mrs A. L. Dickinson, Holyoke; Miss 0. L. Mum, MT. E. L. Mum, Holyoke; MT. and Mrs. H. Merriman and Mrs. NJ. Hem ingway, Watertown; H. s. Peck, Brooklyn: Mrs. M N. Peck and Mrs. M. A. Hart, New York; J. B. Rose and Miss Near, Torrington; George s. Hastings and family, c. E. Morse, New Haven; M. L. Townsend, Birmingham; J. H. Murray and ladies, Easthampton; L.s Parsons, Thomaston; Robert N. Searles, New Haven; MT. and Mrs. Cullen, Ansonia; A. Kupfe, New York; FL. Cowles, New Haven; Dr. T. J. Weed and family, Leavenwortn, Kansas; R. M. Weed, Leavenworth; W. A. Langdon, Southington; E. w. Pierce, Meri- den; E. c. Fisher, Meriden; Hugo Schmun, New York; W.J. Sch1egel and family, Water bury; w. H. Root and wife, Ansonia; c. ". Hayes and wife, Ansonia; Misses B. and Sara Boyle, Hartford; E. L. Schoonmaker, E. S. Perry, Ansonia; John Greene, Louis; c. L. James and wife, J. s. Palmer and wife, G. T. Doolittle, MD, New Haven; Prof. E. J. Dooley, Hartford; J.J. McDermott, Naug- atuck; H. J. Barker, Waterbury; HIS. Judd, Bristol; Mrs. W. E. Judd, John Clayton, New Haven; J. M. Cunningham, Springfield.
 Grove Cottage-L: E. Graves and wife, Maggie Cruse, M. A. Cruse, Miss Bessie Mo Carrick, Springfield Mary Cruse, Hartford; E. M Somers, New York; H. II. Wilcox, New Boston; George W. Waite, Boston; A. B. Barnes and family, M. B. Gillette, Spring field; L. E. Ryder, New Haven, Conn; c. H: Miller. New Haven; MT; 5. Langdale and wife, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Brown, New Bri- tain; c. P. Issler and family, New Haven: MT. Keenan, New Britain; Charles Rayfery, New Haven.
 Twitchell's Hotel-J B. Bartrie and wife, Waterbury; Mrs. Benedict, New York; MT. George Bartrie, Waterbury; E. J. Lloyd, Hartford: G. H. Bean and Mir. William Bean, New Haven; J. E. Lewis, Waterbury; H. L. Lewis, J. E. Cullan, Waterbury; Mrs. c. Williams, New Haven; Mrs. O. B. Fen ton, Windsor; Fred Fenton, Windsor; M. W. Clark, Hartford.
 Many lawless acts having been committed at the Rock recently petition from the west brought before the West Haven authorities last evening. Some active steps will proba- bly, be taken in the matter.
 The Winchester and Elm City polo teams will play match game tonight at the rink. A large city delegation is expected. A society called the "West Haven Drum mers" held picnic at Sohn's Shore House 0xUiO TnfaV0rahIn A. ther few attended.
 Prof. Carlton gave very interesting en- tertainment at the Sea View Saturday even ing, much to the satisfaction of guests. Messrs. filling 6 Hartigan, of Diamond Cottage, were arrested Saturday on complaint of one of the residents of the shore. Jus tice Savage of West Haven, upon investiga- | tion, discharged them.
 MT. Converse's new shore building will be opened next Wednesday for business. Mrs. c. c. Fitzgerald of Brooklyn and Prof. Dooley of Hartford, both we'll known vocalist, as guests will make things pleasant at the Sea View.
 Conductor Charles Hills, of the West Ha- ! ven road, received rather severe shock yes. ! terday during the storm. MT. Hill is very ! sensitive to lightning, having been struck some time ago. Yesterday while entering g store he received shock which rendered him | insensible. He may be confined to his home l for some time. l A lady's satchel was found on the beach l the other day. The owner may have it by ! enquiring at the Lucas House and identify | ing the property.
 l The passengers on the West Haven cars are | frequently annoyed by the explosion of tor pedoes placed on the railroad tracks by mis. 1 chievous juveniles. The conductors should keep strict watch for these youngsters and if caught the latter should be summarily l dealt with.
 | On Saturday evening Mir. S. H. Rosenberg | arrived home from abroad and was most
 heartily welcomed by legion of shore friends. Mfr. Rosenberg returns much i'm proved in health and reports having enjoyed
 most delightful trip. Paris, Munich, Der lin and the German baths were visited ane
 some exquisite mementoes from abroad testi fled that his cis-Atlantic friends were no
 forgotten. MT. Rosenberg will not resum'
 his business labors until fall.
 High tide today at 9:42 8. m.